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McClanahan's last Baltimore look was messier than the final says. The Rays won 16-6, so it is easy to let the box score wash everything else out. McClanahan still gave up six hits and four earned in five innings, and Baltimore made him work enough to get him out after 90 pitches. Bradish already gave Tampa a real look too. He went 5.1 innings with six strikeouts and two earned, and that game was tied into the sixth before the Rays finally broke it open. Tampa's record is doing plenty of work in this number. They are the better season-long team, but this is a quick rematch in Baltimore with both lineups carrying fresh at-bats against the same arms. I am buying the second look at McClanahan and a home dog that only needs the starter gap to be smaller than the logos suggest. Orioles ML (+115).

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15-2 on the last 17 MLB picks. 88.2%. I’m not going to dress that up like it’s normal. It isn’t. I’m also not going to act like MLB can’t hand it right back the second you start clicking every half-decent number on the board. That’s usually where hot streaks get expensive. The run is great. The job is still the same today.

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New York's April sweep is doing too much work in this price. 15-2 (88.2%) over the last 17 MLB picks, +11.7 units. The Yankees already banked three wins over Kansas City, and Warren's piece of it was loud: seven innings, two runs, 11 strikeouts. I get why that sits in the market. But the current matchup is not Warren against a blank spot. Wacha has the better run-prevention profile at 2.70 ERA and 1.03 WHIP, and he already held this lineup to two runs over six in the Bronx. The length part leans Kansas City too. Warren has cleared six innings twice in ten starts. Wacha has reached at least six in eight of ten, including each of his last four. +130 asks Kansas City to win 43.5% of the time. With Wacha at home and the Yankees missing Stanton and Dominguez, that price is looser than the matchup. New York has scored two or fewer in four of its last five. Kansas City's offense is thin, but Witt is the pressure point at .295/.362/.471 with 16 steals. I'm buying the home dog while the board is still paying for April and the logo.

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Wembanyama can win his shift and San Antonio can still lose the math. That is the part I do not think 218.5 fully respects. Once OKC settled into the series, the last two games closed at 235 and 231 without overtime. The Thunder scoring profile is awkward because it is not all tied to Shai making tough shots. Their bench has outscored San Antonio's 183-64 through three games, and OKC reserves have made 37 of the team's 47 threes in the series. San Antonio's best minutes are still tied to Wemby creating advantages. He is winning his minutes in the series, but Game 3 showed the leak clearly: OKC won the nine minutes he sat by 19. The Spurs' answer is more pace from the guards, not a grind. Fox and Harper are available again, Castle can keep pressure on the rim, and that gives San Antonio more ways to turn Wemby's gravity into drives, kickouts, and free throws. Mitchell being out trims one OKC handler. OKC still just put up 123 in this building with Jalen Williams out and Mitchell giving them two points before the injury. I want the version where San Antonio speeds up the response and OKC's bench keeps punishing the weak minutes.